assertNotVisible

Assert that a UI element is not present or visible on the screen.

The assertNotVisible command asserts that a UI element is not visible on the screen. If the element is currently visible, this command waits for it to disappear before proceeding.

Maestro's fluent assertion

If the element is visible when the command is first called, Maestro will not immediately fail the test. Instead, it will automatically wait and retry for up to 7 seconds, giving the UI time to update or for animations to complete.

If you expect an element to take longer than 7 seconds to disappear, use the extendedWaitUntil command.

Parameters

This command accepts the same selectors as tapOn. The following table lists commonly used parameters.

Parameter	Type	Description
text	string	The text content of the element.
id	string	The ID of the element.
enabled	boolean	Specifies if the element is enabled (true) or disabled (false).
checked	boolean	Specifies if the element is checked (true) or unchecked (false).
focused	boolean	Specifies if the element has keyboard focus (true) or not (false).
selected	boolean	Specifies if the element is selected (true) or not (false).

For a complete list of all available selectors, see the Selectors reference.

Usage examples

The following examples demonstrate how to use assertNotVisible.

Assert an element with specific text is not visible

This example uses the shorthand syntax to assert that an element with the text My Button is not on the screen.

- assertNotVisible: "My Button"

Assert an element matching multiple properties is not visible

This example asserts that an enabled element with the text My Button is not visible. The command passes if no visible element matches both the text and enabled criteria. The test only fails if an element that is both enabled and has the text My Button is currently visible on the screen.

- assertNotVisible:
    text: "My Button"
    enabled: true

Related commands

• assertVisible

• assertTrue